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TJ Olsen update: Former Carolina tight end's son out of surgery

Jun 05, 2021 at 11:12 AM

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UPDATE- TJ is finished with surgery and is being transferred to the ICU. We won’t be able to see him for a few more hours but his doctors are very happy with the surgery. TJ will be sedated for a few days but his road to recovery has begun. https://t.co/JrYayw2j59
— Greg Olsen (@gregolsen88) June 4, 2021

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Someone has an update pic.twitter.com/L1Zk2AgHpd
— Greg Olsen (@gregolsen88) June 7, 2021

Since the day TJ was admitted into the ICU we talked about the day we could “ring the bell”.

Today was that day! We are finally whole again and we couldn’t be more thankful!

Thank you all for the amazing support and prayers!#playfortj pic.twitter.com/8bi5Tmh1Of
— Greg Olsen (@gregolsen88) June 16, 2021

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